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WHEN INDICATIONS.
MONDAY-Warmer; fair weather.
WHAT YOU WILL.

Hats7 There's nothing in the market we
can't show you; no head we cant fit. You
can only get the famous '.Schindler" hat of
us-silk or stiff, while we can fit you out also
with a Dunlap, Miller, Knox or Youman
block. In 3natty" Derbys and Rossmore
crush and soft hats for young men, and in all
the shapes, shades and styles of hats and caps
for younger folks we are equal tc the occa-
sion, and on little better terms for you than
you can get elsewhere in this market.
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CLOTHES.

Every thing in that way. Full-dress white
vests and Shirts full-dress suits (for sale or
rent); business suits. school suits, overcoats,
underwear and all furnishings. There is no
want of man or boy in this way that we can
not supply you with, and in the clothes at
manufacturers prices. which is an advantage
you can secure no where else hereabouts
COME SEE US.
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Ciemenceau Summoned by the President.
PARIS Nov. 20.-M Grevy to-night sum-
moned N. Clemenceeu to interview at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning on the subject of the
latter's undertaking to form a government The
summoning of NJ. Clemenceau by the President
is taken to Indicate that the latter will speedily
resign. NJ. Clemenceau publicly declared, on
Saturday, that NJ. Grevy could only retain his
Office in the event of his finding responsible
politician to form q Cabinet under his presidency.
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TERRIBLE OCEAN DISASTER
One Hundred and Forty Lives Lost by
aCOllision in the English Channel.
Steamers WA. Seholten and Rosa Mary Crash
Together in Dense Fog, and the Former
Sinks in Less than Twenty Minutes.
Three Boats Prove Useless and the Sup
ply of Life PreserVers insufficient.

Officers of the Rosa Mary Claim Their Vessel
Was at anchor and Was Run Into by the
Scholten-Scenes of Panic and Confusion.
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liz CaseHe Finds 1t Impossible to Form New
Ministry, He Will Request the Senate
to Dissolve the Chamber of Deputies.
Clemenceau Invited to an Interview in
Relation to Forming Cabinet.
The London Agitators Hold Large and Or
derly Meeting in Hyde Park. and Peace
Reignsin Trafalgar Square-Cable Notes.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.

Under No Circumstances win President
Grevy Consent to Resign.
Special to the Indianapolis Journe.
PARIS. Nov. 20.-A meeting of the independ-
ent Deputies OF the Left was held to-day, at
which MN. Brsson, Lockroy, Ribot. Sadi- -Carnot
and Goblet were present. It was decided not to
participate in the action proposed by the plenary
conference OF the groups of the Lett. unless the
programme the conference had previously agreed
upon should be dropped.
La Republique states that NJ. Grevy has as
sured NJ De Freycinet that he will not, under
any circumstances yield to the present agitation
for his resignation, but if he should fnd 1t i'm
possible to form Ministry be would ask the
Senate to dissolve the Chamber. This done, he
would address the country through a message to
Parliament. and retire from Office. but he would
no. psrmis himself TO be coerced into retirement
by the noise of the rabble
NJ Goblet was summoned to the Elysee by
President Crew. this evening. and asked to
form Ministry. He stated that he was not
then in a position to give definite answer to
the Presidents request, but required time in
which to study the situation.
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MARSHALL c.. WOODS G CO.,
No. South Meridian Street. Indianapolis Frd.
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,nme OF Colorado,. Boom.

CHICAGO. Sept. H. 1 had chat az Den
yer recently with Mr. Allen, agent FOR Zig
commercial agency He tell, me that all Of
the eastern towns of Colorado are growing
rapidlv and that there has been a general real
estate boom over the whole state The eastern
portion of the state Is being rapidly taken mp
hv settler, and the acreage under cultivation l-
gradually hut steadily Increasing Exien-
sive improvements are going Oh in al sections
and the boom generally Is u a substantial
character Mr. Allen said.
"Colorado Springs, which lies seventy five
mile, south Of Denver bias been growing rap
iily rs q resort for people Of means, and
many handsome residences have been pat up
4 great deal of territory has been plotted
between this and MaWtou, which is five miles
away. Colorado Springs has now over
1000 inhabitants, and 1t has among its houses
number costing $1,000 and upwards each
Ii i, one Of the great health resorts Of the
west and viii continue 70 grow
There has also been quite bo0m Mi
Allen went Oh. at Trinidad, a town Of 5000
or . 900 living about hundred miles south u
Pueblo. and 320 miles south OF Denver This
point viii be- the junction 81 the Denver
Tcxa, and Gulf road and the Denver and
Rio Graude Pueblo Is growing aud 40 has
developed into a great manufacturing center
1t will be the Pittsbugg Of the Rocky mount
aims. There has been "A considerable increase
in values in Canyon City, which lies about
forty mile. west Of Pueblo, aud CHEYENNE j.
having considerable growth. Cheyenne start
ed real estate BOOM but All impostor who
pretended 90 be the president Of railroad,
and who tried 90 buy property IN connection
with "a real estate man. WAS exposed The
discovery Del the people to lose faith IN the
boom. and the result was that u burst As
10 Denver there ha, been some wild specula-
ton ON the outskirts Of the city, aud there
has been considerable increase Of value within
the Old city limits. The increase is warranted
by the growth of the town. and the city Is as
whole on an interest bearing basis
L. J r.
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sort ob a town. sab, - observed the visitor a.
he put down his valise and umbrella.
"Only average, my friend, returned the
officer. Somebody been -winilins your
Il read constable in de papers bout den
yeb bunko men Robin an stealth frum
country folks what Gums IN 70 10 buy truck
/ in De town. was the uon-commiiial state
+ ment that was used as ii reply The henteh-
ant brisiled up, seeing a case III view, ana IN
quired: How much did you loser
"Befo LEI home up in Popcornville de OLD
! CONAN says. Obadiah, yO' keep yo' eye
skinned fur dem bunkoers. an TO God II YOU
Tow dem % skin yo' III smock yo bracs
mout full Of bi,tahs, continued the coiored
gentleman A. he wiped the band Of his hat
"Yes; why didn't you follow her instruc-
tionsN observed the Lieutenant a. be assisted
bum ont and up the steps.
"Comin' down on de train runs across er
white gemmen dat looks like be am de boss
0b de railroad
Wore diamonds, J suppose"
"Bigges I cher seed, sah'
An right 20 ahead and tell Us how you
were skinned
He done sat erlongside OBJ me an sorter
marked dat be wedier wah wahm.
.Old style said the lieutenant
After we'd done chatted bout de craps an
he lection he done said. 4 learned mighty
cuyus game ont 20 de fair groun's tother
day.
Chestnut" murmured the officer
says he. Fl yo' hain't got no objeckshun
fii show go how the snap wucks D"
and youT
SAYS Go head wild yo' game Den he
hauls out three kyards-de jack o spades, de
ace Of hawts en- de queen o. clubs Den he
fling en- rom keerless like and say:
"'Pick out de jack An picks bit up
Den he says. 4 bet go kant do hit no mo. Do"
And you bet hing answered the officer.
"Co-e ! did, an mddermo I put hup de
stuff, five col do.lahs VIZ the response.
And YOU lost it,
40. sab. ] picked ont Re jack De fust
time an grabbed DE stuff Mr Sly Kyard
man he want 10 bet sgin bat ! up an busted
hi, shiny plug bat am de conductor iiahed
him out de do at de uaixt station
Well gasped the dumfounded lieuten-
ant. IF YOU weren't robbed why did you
come hereF
I'm de- fust place jes want yo 70 keep 80
eve open 70 a sleek man wild Dig dmuns, an
.eckintly. tell dem newspaper writahs 10 state
dat Obadiah Oliver James Jackson, distin-
guished cullud citizen OF Popcornvilie, am
wisitn in de city 10 de purpose OF maxim
social calls am dat be hab made quite hit
in de bunkO business. Jes' tell 'em I'm de
culud Napoleon Of finance"
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Tobacco Markets.

QHotatl0Hs. -MiddIng, Uic.l low middHng
&C. good ordinary, Sic.
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rhe CON relk.~ in ENGLAND.

4 rich lDMdOmer without "a title, but a city
father. i- taking bis vacation here. lie is aH
exception TO the typical Engli>hmau, who
would leave the stranger tO burn zap IN the
hotel rather than hazard an acquaintance
without credentials Possibly the sound Of
his own cheerful voice Is agreeable 90 him
SELF Ills manner is IA trihe patronz.s. and
has conversation something OF the sty le " "a
hortalion bat he Is intelligent and ~ beney
client opinions. and be has the grace % CONF
mend American talent
rununs the leaves Of The Century Maya
zine which be- heidi he said In au oratonral
manner la these matters you quite Guido
us-aud a. for speech making. America Is Far
away beyond England" he wear, on biz.
finger "a ring which belonged 60 Napoleon l.
aud va. worn bs him during his exile ia 81
Helena 10 is the hea Of Josephine IN mtag
Do set around with diamonds, and an inside
locket contains Der hair, and it cost the pres
ent owner goo
The son is here at present, but has taken "a
shooting lodge for the autumn, where the
partudges are being raised in "a poultry yard
like chickens, and will be driven into the
nusH NHfH tNh e'nno N'An 49, "H IT. li4'
country. lie l. evidently past -, bat hi-
respectful Difference to his father and the
amiable relations existing between the two
furnish additional evidence 10 previous obser
vati0ns that az least the letter II the fifth
commandment is in force in England. The
old fola- as "a rule here are not the parties
left at home and the element which Is
termed Young America" IN the United
States Is msnifestly under subjugstion IN this
country -rilbury England Cor. Cleveland
Loader
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC

TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
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| called on Henry W Grady, the well
known editor, the other day 70 obtain some
figures regarding the increase If wealth On
this section during the past few years. Grady
is doubtless one OF the best posted men on
this subject south Of Mason aud Dixon, line
Tie bas made il a study, and has southern
statistics at his tongues end In conver,a-
lion be said
"ln seven years the south has increased her
manufactures S2l3.oOOOOO BY this mean
that IN 1897 she has dug cut Of the ground
or manufactured from the raw material
GELS, 5000 worth Of products that On 1851
she had to do without or buy from the north
and west This does not include the gain IN
her agricultural product IT simply means
ores, minerals, marbles and manufactured
goods This statement IS Amazing Is be
talk are even more so
And the details are"
"Why, this Tor example She now has
about forty iron furnaces ln blast, making
10000 tons OF iron IA year She d now ac-
tnally building thirty -Oue new furnaces, with
a capacity Of more than 100000 tons
year 50 that her iron output viii be more
than doubled when the furnaces now being
built 90 into blast In 1880 she produced
45O 900 tons OF iron; in 1885, 10000 tons; i'm
1859. she will produce 100000 tons The
furnaces now being built will add S2O.on,oOO
a year 10 her income dug from her iron beds
and made into cash
Does the increase IA other lines compare
with that Ia irOnN
"YeS In the six years following the Cot
ton exposition she built f1d new cotton mills
putting over ,OOOOO0new spindes im motion.
The coitonseed oil mills grew in the past SIX
years from 46 90 TAG, and ten new mills are
now being built at a cost Of :. 10000. One
third 81 the crop OF cottonseed now runs
through the mills yielding s. 10000 worth
Of crude oil In fertilizer factories the same
increase j. noticed Georgia bought 10000
tons OF fertilizer seven years ago, every ton
of which was bought IN the north. Last
wear 5000 tons mere manufactured IA
Georgia, aud this capacity viii be doubled IL
another year Atlanta supplies half dozen
southern states with trunks and yalises She
SENDS agricultural implements into Mexico,
paper bags into California, and razors over
dozen states 4 few years ago We sent north
Tor a. simple "a thing a. collins Now
coffin factory ~ Atlanta keeps a hundred
men at work There are not less than
dozen furniture factories scattered about the
.ity, reaching up to fine grades OF furniture.
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NV YORK September IA The market
opened quite weak, Western mon being
the feature. j, being heavily sold by dis
appointed bulls, who had been led 70 eApecil
an Increased dividend Afterwards period
Of extreme dullness sci in, the idea, sp-
parenily being to await the action OF tne
Treasury. Pending this stocks were Freely eel
sold, and all support seemed to be "iihh 'I.i
No special reason was assigned lot tnls
beyond a renewed bear pressure, when,
failing 70 find any opposition had control Of
the situation and depressed prices. the sales
Of seller sixty days stocks beng agsln
noticeable on the acceptance OF over ~
6o0 GD0 of bonds by the Treasury there was
a slight improvement, bat the chief drag
seems TO be the utter apathy of all outside
interest. This may awaken al any time
and when il does it will probably give
sudden impetus to the whole list. The
market was sold of during the last few
minutes. Prices closed barely steady.
Money, q per cent.
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A Genuine >obleman.

She-What DO you think Of Signor Hand
organil
He-l am convinced that he i, genuine
italian uobleman.
She am glad You think he is no impos-
tor, bu' what gives you such confidencei
he-When he was asked to play last night
10 felt oil around the piano for the crank
Syracuse Republican
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-15

Railroad Engineer-Y0a say ] am color
blind because / call that red zephyr blue, do
yOui
Great Scientst-Yes sir, you are color
blind.
j say that zephyr is blue and you say its
red. now how DO You know 10 isn't blue"
ANY one with good sight can SEE that il Is
not blue; il Is red.
Did your wife ever send YOU 70 the store
20 match zephyrf
yes
Did You ever succeed Nj Scientists Tell
me that
no"
There nowin-Omaha World
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ATLANTA. Ga, sept - The possibilities
OF the south continue 10 occupy the whole
attention of her people Since the almost
magical growth Of cities in the mineral sec
ton here, the people are taking the more re
cent developments as "a matter II course, and
instead Of wondering what is coming next.
they are looking about 20 see if then own
neishborhood viii not disgofge some Of the
treasures which have built up the present in
dustriai centcrs Of southern population
The activity just now reminds ono OF n party
Of bee hunters after honey. Indeed, the
mineral section Of the south seems 90 be- y
yeritable beehive. where capital, as an EN-
ployer Of brain and sipew j. delying into the
honeycomb Of the Appalachian chain II noun
tains b. bring forth from It's storehousc the
products which go 10 make up rich country.
Although this activity is Yet in is swaddlng
clothes, II Is no myth and indications point 20
this section n entering an era Of great pros
Ierity This j. due 10 several causeS-ihe al
vent Of capital, the tendency Of emigration
southwark aud the ceaseieSs vigilance and
tireless energy Of the men who are develop
ing its resources TO use "a southern express
sion, the people want TO make the present
activity "sure enough boom.
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Mrs Bullion What was the difficulty
Harold, between you and Mr Balder,tonei
declare thought he was going % strike
You at one time
Nj Bullion dightlyi-Nothing serious, my
dear We were discussing free trade and
Balderstone completely lost his temper
Mrs Bullion thankfully)-L0s his tenn
per How happy his poor wife will be now.
philadelphia Call
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ENTRANCE TO PIEDMONT PARK

Six years ago there was hardly broom fac
tory In the south Now there are a dozen
broom factories IN Atlanta Forthese smaller
manufactured articles, ia which labor Is the
main cost. ID which raw product Is made val
liable, and in which small capital is needed,
the south. formerly relying entirely on the
north. nOw.relies almost entirely on herself
you are utilizing your raw materials
YES We are Just picking up oar buried
resources Fully 100000 has been invested
In the past three years ~ marble quaule- n
north Georgia which are now selling marble
by the train load through the north and west
A Georgia granite company has Just closed It
5000 900 contract Tor four months delivery or
blocks t. the streets Of Cincinnati The same
COMPANY paved The streets of Columbus, ONO
Our Bessemer ores are being shipped 10y the
train load to Carnegie Brothers, Of Pitisburg
and other buyers. Our pines aud bard woods
are being exported 70 every available port
Every day develops some new mineral on ore
valuable 10 industry OF commerce Pro
speeting through the south mas The charm OF
speculation and discoveries, and the land Is
full of ptospectors. IL new section Of tx
ce.ding fatne>s and richness, and Is being
rapidly found out
Are the farmers prosperingf
"Dndoubtedly. They crops last year ag
gregated s5l5, 10000. The cotton crop alone,
the best money crop that can be- grown
averages more than si0J0lNV a year
When oar people learn 70 raise the supplies
that make this crop, and keep It's enormous
revenue II, home. they viii be the richest
people in the world Every farmer who
does that now becomes prosperous and rich.
You may take coo who raise their own
meat aud bread and make cotton the surplus
crop, and go Of them will he prosperous men.
the best formula and opportunity for farm
ing this earth affords is offered IN the south
10 the man who viii raise his own meat and
tread, aud make cotton bis surplts crop"
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NJ yo' de boss 'roun'
byarf' asked a col
ored IA an IN a
checked suit aud q
white plug bat Of
ancient make, as be
sauntered up 20 the
Lieutenant AZ the
Central station this
morning.
For the time be
ing, yes, was the
response " h at
can | do for your
"rs am a yyickit
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He wanted Matters under.tood.

Say, mister said an excited man, as he
rushed into police headquarters 81 want you
to hurry up and arrest young Teller by the
name Of john Simrt,ins."
"What forr
He IAN OF with my daughter and a stole Il
couple Of my horses TO run Of with
Certainly; we viii DO our best. A man
that runs off with a girl ought 20 be punished
with great severity
"Nes. but say. mister, don't want ye 20
git this thing wrong, It's the horses want
him arrested tor Washington Critic
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ness IN establishing brands. and report col
lections good. The cheroot business Is
becoming an important industry here, and
he sales last month of one firm was over
one and half millions. F. Whitlock has
over 30 girls mDloye now, and wants
double that number. Burleys are higher
and more active, with sales Of some twenty
hogsheads to-day. Wrappers quiet as well
a. an grades Of brights, prices unchanged
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Langman and MARTINEZ Absolutely
Pure Prepared Paints. We offer this Pre-
pared Paint with "a guarantee that 10 l- NOT "a
chemical paint. containing 300 water. n0 alhali.
no adultcration and is made of only such MA
ferials as are used by tine oldest painters. n
will cover more surface than ans chcml-
cal paint iH the world. 10 ha- been sold Dos as
for fhe last ten years. warranted tO give salts
faction. and responsible guarantee - given tu
that effect. For sale wholesale and retail by
BOnEKER Bios, Druggists.
1919 Main street.
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boarding in the Country.

Where did you 20 this summer asked
one businc-, man Of another
We boarded in the country
"ExpenlyeT
"Not very We got a good deal for our
money My wife got the malaria and got
the rheuma ism Ny boy Jimmy got bis leg
broke ami little Mamie got poisoned with ivy
And ali We paid was Sl0a week apiece -
Washington Critic.
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80 REronrEn IL sEcRErARY.

Wheat White - bushels very good. &c
Longberry. 81 bushels prime. So go bush
el, very good So ZIG bushels good SO
Il bushels good Sic go bushels fair SO.
40 bushels common, &c. Mixed l,9t
bushels prime So. 60 bushels fair 70c
Shortberry 40 bushels very good SOC, a
bushels good. 7sc 100 bushels fair 75c. q
bushels common, 7fc ~ bushels common.
73c 81 bushels common. re lss bushels
common 70c IS bushels common, 65c.. 81
bushels common. &c. Dos bushels common.
60c Total sales OF wheat, 527s bushels
Corn White. 500 bushels prime. SIC. 80
bushels common, 5ic
oats -Wnter. "a bushels prime. BE.
Rye.-l2 bushels very good, ON private
terms
Meal--67i bushels on private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet.
Quotations -Middling, gic.. low middling
sc good ordinary, : Sic.
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RIcHMoxp. Va. September n.

RICHMOND. Va. September A.
More tObacconials are at horae this week
Western brokers are busy about orders
among the trade Auction sales show better
prices for snn-cured. Fancy leaf sold at 80
cents to-day Offerings show improvement
and hence better prices An advance Of one
half cent this week is claimed by some buy
ers OF this grade. Leading manufacturers
for the Southern trade are doing a fine bust
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is what those who are acquainted with
fhm. cab Dr. DAVd'- Vegetable Liver Pills.
Being free from Mercury aud AN IMMORAL p0.
sons. they are Safe and Harmless. AS thcy
contain the most Valuable Vegetable iunrci
tent. known t0 Pharmacy they urr the best
cure fof Sick Headache. 1871 iou-nes-. t0u.u
patton ald Liver disorder OuF 23 cents Do
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NNTTTT ~
Schooner e. Mcdonnell. Cannon. Philadet
pima. poplar wood. Conquest SONS vessel
Curtis Parker
schooner George &. A. rw'er. Mitchell
Bermuda Hundreds. for ElktOn. poplar wood
Conquest sons.
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RIcHNoSD, Va, september A..
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Wheat. White 81 bushels. f.Ongberry.
g. i6s bushels. Mixed 2.4s2 bushels Short.
berry, ,3fs bushels Total 1895 bushels.
Corn $50 bushels
Oats. Il 57s bushels.
Rye IL bushels
Meal -674 bushels
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THE NEW SOUTH
AS SIZE IS TO BE SHOWN AT TIE
COMING ATLANTA EXPOSITION.

Interview with Henry W. Grady, Who
Believes In the Future of the south
without Keserve-fhe Invitation to
President Cleveland-Other Matters.
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Reported by c. +. BEDFORD & Co., Grain
Commission Merchants NO South Twelfth
street.
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living if The Liver is not disOrdered.
Therefore. 10 SOU suffer with sick Headache.
biIliousue-s. Constipation 0rany L.yertr0uO.c,
take ur Dafi1's Liver Pills. 81 Pills f0r 2lC.
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" alkef county, lcAi,.
Demonstrated Merit.

All who desire full information abQGU the
cause and cure oft Blood Poisons, Scroiu'Aand
ScrOfulOus Swelings. Ulcers. Sores. Rhouma
tism. Kidney complaints. tatarh. ETC., can
secure hy mail free, copy of our b page Has
stated Book 0f Wonders hlied with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known.
Address BLOOD BALM co.
jy4l- Atlanta Ga.
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COL oREp NAPOLEON OF FINANCE.

Obadiah Oliver James Jackson Claims
To be One.